Introduction We’ve been experimenting with scale and VR for some time now. About 6 months ago, I noticed that M in their work was consciously using three scales, thinking of them as Wearable, Holdable, and Be-in-able. I’d been making things … Continued
Last Thursday we showed 6 exhibits from the Venn Diagram Museum at the Exploratorium as part of their After Dark series. Here’s what we learned from showing them in a public setting. 1. Virtual Venn Diagram Museum We put a … Continued
Two years ago, M and I went to the iX Symposium in Montreal to talk about virtual reality, spherical video, and webVR. We showed a demo, participated in a keynote panel, and ran an Intro to WebVR workshop for the first … Continued
We’re exploring the concept of overlap. Let’s start with one of the best science exhibits that fits in your pocket: three small LED flashlights of Red, Green, and Blue: I’ve had a lot of fun in the office, whenever a few new … Continued
Later this month, we will be attending the IX (Immersion Experience) Symposium at the Montreal Société Des Arts Technologiques. We were asked to run a web-enabled AR or VR workshop along the theme of ‘The Year of the Body’, so we … Continued
I hate swivel chairs. I hate the squincy feelings they give my back. I hate their bland uniformity. But most of all I hate the visceral shadows they leave behind in the VR work of humans who create and wear … Continued
Mobile headsets have no positional tracking, meaning the headset can track the player turning around a fixed point but can’t track them leaning over or walking around. There are many ways to design for this style of mount but I … Continued
At eleVR, VR is a tool we use to think, to create, to experiment. To do our work we need to spend a lot of time wearing a headset but for beginning wearers it can feel impossible to get to … Continued